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School photo day: After what feels like light years since we were in high school, those three little words strung together are still enough to fill even the most photogenic among us with dread. Blink or sneeze at just the wrong second and you were SOL until the next year. But welcome to , to a time where we all now know our good sides, the importance of lighting, and have heroes like year-old James Charles to celebrate. If you're not already one of his hundreds of thousands followers, you've probably seen his yearbook photo, which went viral since he posted it this earlier week, racking up over 33, retweets and 84, likes on Twitter within just a day.

It's important to me that, right off the bat, you know how much I love my daughters. I adore them. I know that It's important for you to know that when I was 12 and 15 the ages my girls are now , I too was a disappointment — a borderline failure, really. My parents never told me this — nor did they publish an article in GoodHousekeeping. How bad was it? My kids are better than younger me by a mile.

By Sarah Parsons Dec Colour Cosmetics Marketing. Cosmetics Business investigates the often misunderstood relationship between teens, mental health and the beauty industry's role. But what does all of this mean to you? These adolescent customers are spending more on cosmetics than ever before.

With scents like "Pink Crush," this was the iconic deodorant brand of the s — a status cemented by Nirvana's anthemic single, "Smells Like Teen Spirit. Growing up, it seemed like everyone had this little orange tub next to their sink. Though there are now gentler ways to exfoliate your skin , you'll never forget your first scrub. This spray made you look like you spent your days on the beach! Except, you know, you just sprayed it in while hanging out in your normal, non-beach backyard.